comics

These comics are way too heckin' cute! 

Meet the artist behind these adorable dragon comics you might have been seeing around the web -- Trout! Trout makes comics about dragon and other adorable critters.!

Written on Trout's Patreon page, "I started drawing at a very young age and since then I've always loved sharing all my creations with the world. Comics, and developing a massive, beautiful realm through them, has always been my greatest passion."

The following comics follow a dragon named Swordfish, who is adorably small, can't breathe fire, or do anything actually... but it's impossible not to fall in love with Swordfish! 

Follow Trout on Tumblr or Instagram to stay up to date on Swordfish's adventures and check out other really awesome dragons!

Like the rest of the world - we are major Pixie and Brutus fans! The newest comic features Pixie trying a lemon for the very first time!

How do you think she'll like it?

For those of you unfamiliar with the comic series, Pixie and Brutus is about a retired veteran dog (Brutus) and his wholesome relationship with an innocent kitten (Pixie). Created by the talented Pet_Foolery, if you're not following on Instagram -- you're missing out! 

This is one emotional rollercoaster of a comic strip. But we wouldn't expect anything less from The Oatmeal! 

You may recall some of their other hilarious comics, 'Having a Baby vs Having a Cat,'  or 'How to Walk a Human Being (a Guide for Dogs).'

Both instant classics. 

Domino, on the other hand, is more of a legend. A cat who is unique, with a derpy face and constantly drooling -- the story of Domino will be told from generation to generation. 

Wholesome and relatable customer service comics. Except, if you were a wolf.

Customer Service Wolf, a series on Tumblr, that follows a wolf who works as a bookseller. Just the regular daily struggles any of those working in customer service would relate to... but with animals instead of people. 

Which is already immensely better than real-life customer service -- wouldn't you say? 

You can also follow along on Instagram! 

Sometimes, you don't need dialogue to convey an idea -- just an illustration. 

Artist @niwazaekisho has done just that with her adorable comics of a small penguin, with penguin problems. 

The comics are simply delightful and will put a smile on anyone's face! Get ready to love penguins even more than you already do!

You can follow the artist on Twitter or Instagram, for more penguin-related smiles! 

Jenny-Jinya is at it again! Breaking hearts and punching our guts -- right in the feels. 

You may recall her popular comic "Good Boy" or the "Black Cat," both devastating illustrations in which death welcomes these poor, defenseless animals whose deaths are related to mankind heartlessness or negligence. 

The artist is creating these stories to shed light on some real problems -- this time, the victim being birds and culprit? Plastic.

Plastic has been linked to a major decline of seabird populations, 67% decline between 1950 and 2010. 

Here's to hoping that this comic opens more eyes to the real problems at hand: 

We're currently obsessing over these Deogie comics! 

Created by artist Zach, who described Deogie Comics on his Patreon page, ""Deogie" is a comic about the life of a friendly yellow dog named Deogie (prounounced: D-O-G). He does his best everyday."

You can follow more Deogie on Twitter! 

We shared Part 1 on our site a few weeks ago but since then, part 2-4 has come out and the comic is complete! 

And yes, the ending is worth it. Story and art by talented Twitter user @unfins.

When we left off, our heroine (or antagonist, who really knows when it comes to this meme) is left distraught when the cat she normally yells at is no longer there. Desperately, she searches and puts up 'LOST' flyers around the town....waiting.

Below you'll find the complete story, from start to finish: 

Twitter artist, @ChatsVoid, has created a comic about "existentialism, creative advice, and how cool animal skulls look."

And while all that sounds really awesome, the comics about existentialist dread is way more wholesome than we ever could have imagined. 

Let's put it this way, we came for the despair but stayed for the wholesome. 

This art of animals chatting with their void selves have a lot of depth and wisdom to them, we we're now new fans of this amazing artist! 

In a strange turn of events, one artist/Twitter user has created a comic based on the popular 'Woman Yelling At Cat' meme, and you probably think it wouldn't hit you hard in the feels... but it does. 

The artist, @unfins, shared the comic and it has since gone viral. However, the comic is left open-ended and the artist revealed in the comments that there will be a part 2 coming this week. 

So be sure to subscribe if you don't wanna miss what happens next!  You can also see artwork on WebToon!

Artist Yash Pandit has shared illustrations of how his cat, Bagheera, has helped him with his depression. 

And all we can say is that cat's are pretty magical creatures. They're comforting and loving, their purrs calm our souls, their sweet faces slowly blinking at you... you can't help but feel something warm stir within you, when you have a cat.  

Thank you for sharing Yash Pandit! 

While we absolutely adore @PetFoolery and especially enjoy his Pixie and Brutus series, it's always fun to see something new! @PetFoolery took a hilarious and extremely weird fact from Tumblr and decided to bring it to life. 

Let's just say... it did not disappoint.

We love a fun comic strip and @stuffedthecomic is one of the best comics around! With an fun 'Calvin & Hobbies' art style and the mystical stuffed animals of a Unicorn and Dragon -- we can't get enough! Feels nostalgic, yet original, all at once. 

You can also becoming a patron to unlock more exclusive comics by the artist! 

As written on Heather Franzen Rutten's website,

"On a dark night, a little kitten curiously wanders into a pumpkin patch. He soon becomes scared of the pumpkin patch's inhabitants and wishes to return home... Luckily, the kitten meets a friend who teaches him that some things are not as scary as they appear to be.

Scaredy Cat has no text, giving readers the freedom to create their own narratives and interpretations."

You can follow Franzen's work on Instagram as well!